Maple Ridge Dyke Dog Park

My dog loves it here! The off leash area is great and we have met many friends who frequent here. Release the zoomies, go for a swim (or if you're like my dog, a leisurely walk through the water) either way, always a good time. With beautiful views, the ducks, turtles, birds and bears (oh my) it keeps things entertaining for the dog parents too! Perfect any time of the year, I guarantee your dog will have a great time.

Great riding path. Wide, flat, smooth, great views. Cold wind coming down from mountains but otherwise beautiful.

Beautiful trail to walk along and alot of incredible scenery and surroundings of nature around.

Lovely walk always, can see the llamas and sheep next field, ducks in the pond, dog area nearby along the river

Incident occurred June 14th, 2020. The one-star is not for the park, but for the owners of aggressive dogs. I took my 6-month GoldenDoodle to this park yesterday for the first and last time. While at the park, my dog was running and playing with a small corgi. He ran past a squat, grey pitbull, and was bitten. I didn't think much of this at the time, and due to his fur, I couldn't see the damage. The pitbull tore his side wide-open. The owner is a short, stocky man, mid-40s with short-cut reddish hair. (I only share the description of the owner to help identify the dog - a smaller, grey pitbull mix.) I have nothing against pitbulls -- it's a shame that it happened to be one to cause the damage. I do, however, think that owners of aggressive dogs should be more diligent with their pets. If I had noticed, I would have asked the owner of this dog to help split the cost of the repair, which I was just quoted at being between $400 and $1500 from the emergency vet in Langley. Avoid a similar situation by being aware of this dog and its owner!